# AI Daily launches: one verified AI story a day, with its sources attached

> Promptea now runs a daily editorial desk. Here is how a story gets chosen, what gets checked before it publishes, and what will never appear here.

Source: Promptea — https://www.promptea.me/en/blog/ai-daily-launch · Language: English · Last updated: 2026-08-08

Published: 2026-08-08 · Event date: 2026-08-08 · Category: other · Author: Promptea Editorial

**Summary:** AI Daily is Promptea's new editorial section. Every weekday it publishes at most one story about a development that happened that same day, verified against primary sources, in English and Spanish. This first entry explains the method rather than burying it in a footer.

There is no shortage of AI news. There is a shortage of AI news you can check. AI Daily is Promptea's attempt at the second thing: one story a day, chosen on merit, with every source listed and linked so you can disagree with our reading of it.

## How a story gets picked

Each run starts by researching the day broadly — frontier labs, open-source releases, developer platforms, infrastructure, research and regulation — and building several candidates rather than grabbing the first headline. Candidates are then scored on impact, how much they actually change for people building with these tools, source quality, and whether anyone independent has confirmed them.

## The same-day rule

The date that matters is when the thing **happened**, not when someone wrote about it. A story published today about yesterday's announcement is yesterday's news, and it will not run here. Event date and publication date are tracked separately, and the publishing system rejects anything that fails that check — the guard is enforced server-side, not left to good intentions.

The practical consequence is that some days will have no article. That is the intended behaviour, not a bug. Publishing nothing is better than padding the schedule with something stale.

## What gets checked before publishing

- At least one primary source — the company's own announcement, model card, documentation, changelog, paper or filing.
- Independent confirmation where it exists. Where it does not yet exist, the article says so explicitly instead of implying it.
- Claim-by-claim verification of numbers, dates, model names and company names against those sources.
- No rumours presented as fact, and no vendor marketing copy restated as an established result.

## What you will not find here

No unsourced leaks, no screenshots without provenance, no speculative release dates, and no benchmark claim repeated as though it were an independent finding. If a company says its model leads a benchmark, that is what the article will say — that the company says so.

## How it is written

Articles are researched and drafted with AI assistance and verified against primary sources before publishing, under the byline Promptea Editorial. We would rather state that plainly here than attach a fake human byline to an automated process. Where a development genuinely changes something about prompting, model selection, context windows or API cost, the article will say what changes and why. Where it does not, it will not pretend otherwise.

Both language versions are the same story, not two separately generated articles — same facts, same numbers, same sources. If you want the feed directly, it is available at [the AI Daily RSS feed](https://www.promptea.me/en/blog/feed.xml).

## Key takeaways

- One story per day at most, covering a development that happened that same day.
- Primary sources preferred; every source is listed with publisher, title, link and date.
- Quiet days produce no article rather than a stale one.
- Published in English and Spanish as a single story, under the Promptea Editorial byline.

## Why this matters

- AI moves fast enough that most coverage is repackaged from the same press release. A source-attached daily story is easier to trust and faster to verify yourself.
- The same-day rule means the feed reflects what actually happened today, rather than recycling last week's story when the news is slow.
- Every claim links to where it came from, so you can check the primary source in one click instead of taking our word for it.

## Sources

- [Promptea changelog — v1.4.0](https://www.promptea.me/en/changelog) — Promptea (primary source), accessed 2026-08-08
- [Promptea prompting guides](https://www.promptea.me/en/guides) — Promptea (primary source), accessed 2026-08-08

> Single-source story: This is a first-party announcement about Promptea's own editorial section, so the sources are Promptea's changelog and documentation. Independent reporting is neither expected nor claimed.

*Researched with AI assistance and verified against primary sources before publishing. Every claim links to where it came from.*